The Crown post: Emma Corrin and Gillian Anderson talk about becoming their respective characters

[ohmylol]

How Emma Corrin became Lady Diana for "The Crown"

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Vogue Paris caught up with Emma Corrin to find out how she transformed herself into Lady Diana in for Season 4 of Netflix's The Crown. From learning how to dance to nailing the voice, getting the costumes right (like that iconic wedding dress) to a quiz to find out just how much she knows about the

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[xcollsangelx]

I liked Emma, but I don't think she was Emmy worthy.

[ohmylol]

[franklotion]

tbh give diana a posthumous emmy award for playing a happy princess of wales to the public for more than a decade + pretending she had nothing to do with the andrew morton book

[xmignonnex]

maybe next season when she gets better material? or do they switch actors?

[toxic_illusion]

Fuck you Charles!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[t_snake]

My favourite part of Emma's performance was telling younglins what kinda happened and destroyed 20+ years of royal rehab pr

[ohwutevernvm]

Truly iconic and legendary etc

[holyfrijoles_2]

Gen z now wants Charles and Camilla dead lmao

[t_snake]

I would have assumed they found out when the whole Harry and Megan saga ofter referred to lady di but nope.

Look at netflix being a good ontder and bringing old stale gossip for ppl to be mad about

[ohwutevernvm]

Can’t wait for season 5 omg

[tsarinakate1]

I can barely watch this season. I hate Thatcher with the bottom of my soul, even if she is being depicted as a villain, and I just, don't care about Dianna and Charles. They weren't tragic, just wrong from each other from the start, and watching that happen on screen just bums me out.